Apple iPod

Great screen, nice keyboard, fast processor, not plastic, great battery life, can run Windows if you need to do so, GREAT customer service. No Blu-Ray. Lets face it, you do not need it and it is buggy and a dying technology.

Wow! these DJ desks by Metrofarm are so beautiful I'm tempted to start spinning for a living! (joke, don't you worrry) They have several stunning ones and I've put all the pics here. Folded stainless steel, wood, concrete, wall a...Wow! these DJ desks by Metrofarm are so beautiful I'm tempted to start spinning for a living! (joke, don't you worrry) They have several stunning ones and I've put all the pics here. Folded stainless steel, wood, concrete, wall attached and more. Each is like a piece of art.
Take a look..

Another interesting conversation piece from BUGHOUSE Art+Design. The DJ Coffee Table is a photograph printed onto knotty pine, then protected with UV varnish coating, and in this particular picture it was finished in mahogany arou...Another interesting conversation piece from BUGHOUSE Art+Design. The DJ Coffee Table is a photograph printed onto knotty pine, then protected with UV varnish coating, and in this particular picture it was finished in mahogany around the edges. The brushed aluminum legs definitely add to the contemporary chicness of this retro print. Definitely an interesting coffee table to say the least. Now if only it had an iPod jack..

This is a new headphone project from Danish AIAIAI. It's designed and developed in collaboration with Kilo Design, Tartelet Records, Mannhandle and B&K. It will be aimed for professionals and contain a range of features not seen b...This is a new headphone project from Danish AIAIAI. It's designed and developed in collaboration with Kilo Design, Tartelet Records, Mannhandle and B&K. It will be aimed for professionals and contain a range of features not seen before on any other headphone. Keep an eye on the aiaiai blog for more updates on this project...

this is a really intriguing approach to djing--a touchscreen turntable. it uses a touch-sensitive screen with an interface similar to serato. while it's just a one-off prototype (for now) and the jury's out on its performance, usa...this is a really intriguing approach to djing--a touchscreen turntable. it uses a touch-sensitive screen with an interface similar to serato. while it's just a one-off prototype (for now) and the jury's out on its performance, usability and durability, it'll definitely find its way into the homes of design-obsessed bedroom djs.
from the video, it looks like it runs tiger, which also opens up a lot of possibilities. check the via link for video.